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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
rrrcnrrS rrlolcE rM0KENS EAILrAE

UTTCWTEN HTJVIfI ! WIHIN = II III M
Some 200 butchers met IN tlc Gernaul Assembly
Rooms last ight rejoice over the downfall OF The MAJ
ouis de Moro5 The butchers consiicr rai th'y hay"
won a great fight az tins, what thay call giant mo
nopoly That would swallow them up as fanl,hel man
dors one OF their steaks. Robert H. Mooney presided.
and courraiulatel the on their victory ana hp-
ncl ed 10 th.m tnIc moro nlHlN P" d"'di any
futurc attempt gObbug tA"m II Their nusih">s Scn"
toreicci Cantor np'kc also HIS ON, ciHi on me
butchers wa he said because h cut VOc' 1iI7 EiaHd
father however cIi meat for living set OF l">plu
lions which set forth tne object, or tho meeting WAS
uliD al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
OBITUARY NOTES.

George W. Rodgers OF The Oldest residents in the
Seventeenth ward. Brooklyn died At hi' home No. dS-
Leonard st. early yesterday morning lie was htiy-onr
wear, Of age aul Was veteran or the an REGIMENT
and also ucnl er OK Crosrcn Loise. No l,C9l, knights
of Honor.
PulLlDfLruI, Noy. 10 (SDeciab-Caeb " Taylor
president OF the Bristol National Bank die tins morning.
al his no. e Ia Br.,Ol at sac age OF my live years
Aln,N,. Nov lj-Willam Lacy. for htty years we'll
kLovu Journalist OF Abasy. died today at the ase o.
,evcuty- i've years after 81 lingering i.Hcss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16

To ne Edttor al Iho Irtb"He.
SIX: na, tie President o. thc United states the power
10 o,rrrc the decision OF STATE court IN case OF
murder IA the first degree. property brought before H.
,.r-. am interference BOO the ease Respectfully,
~ L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
70 COLLECT 100000 OF THE Il. AND O.

10 V'IIsT 10 7 T-V7''77' VI 1''7E -
PnIIAptiriIl, Nov. - tSpc'"h-Ih" director VI
Public Works Gener~i Louis wagner, SAL '""p
.When the Baltimore and ONO Railroad company
laid If, tracks alons tho Scla,laill River bond WAS
n iudemuifyiu. tho trustees Of the 1as Works a, al"s
o.. 4, tho tracks throusl the property at Nhr~''l
AMI also 1T twenty aan AMI 'IiiowHiil - csml'tr,
tcro,hrl ihc works Al tlc later p'c" ue1 S"''"'"
a d. -2OO.OOO' 49,. -,
Tue .iicctar inform u he ralIr1r cohp'' 10 H ~
the loss. lie il dc;sri".i . c'I.Hci the HoI', " i,,
sbr and n tlr COMPANY dor, not como - n' ''
clbl, tao Court of Qlutcr c, os' VAL % a'A'd " az
point juty To assess tie damages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16

THtxrxy Oyvn.n Nov. IL 4 W Rain yesterday
moruing was foll.wel by occasional CLEANS 81 snh'"le
although the skies w~rr generally CLOUDY. Inc 'o'"P
,, ram ,eJ het ,eeu ~ ant jO' tAe average "a
b.,,g ~, higher tlan ths corresponding udJ HSV
wear aud r.. higher than Oh Mohiaf. 90, .,.,,lx a.,
I'm AMI near ihi. city today tAcro VIII pI""'"'' w
Fair weather with little change IA temperature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
es viii bear this loss :

ON me buildings Of the Prospect Park and Coney
Island i'ar0ad Company ami the r0n: stock OF the
company L. an insurance OF SO $40 The loss OF roll
ms stock IN the fire has been adjusted NJ rG'on ms
III urtncc Is divided ~ among slNy-slN companies,
Whose policies given for $4,000. 5000 ami %I21U
respectively. The loss adjusted on thf companies IN
surng soon Sl9- p each; for rSJpr. S9D IL,
and for Sl2ju. 10 -. The following are the cOmta-
mics IN wrich the assured had policies for 49, 90: New
Orleans: American { nirIl. az -. Louis; Hamburg
Bremen; LAnc.shl Of london .Elna OF uhruOid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
sr ayy,S OPENS A piRIsH FAR

A ,sri,h far I'm AIT of ST. AIMS Church opened at the
Sunday school rooms Esiteenthst yesterday ahd
WIZ continue until evening The ass oil the
ur have worked eiIncsy to make the fair attractive %
u,u mn doubt L., s.ccc4a THIS year observed a. =
i.. a,p,ug d,,fmui- as II ~ Of tho bi ID
T Thomas H. Gail rdrt father % the root" o. ~ hhh :
,., ourd., hOrl IL ths country dt
IIartior fund oi Will Raised lOi Tue eccuoh
OF a monument at Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
M v,c0SU oy "EVOLrTIOy"

PRINCETON ~ j., Sow. lJ.-Prcsidcnt NcCosh to-day
concluded Ms course OF lectures on Evolution before
a l.rge audience. 1o!ay's lecture was the concluding
one OF the first series in tie new University course.
These lectures OF Dr. Mclosh are also being delivered
simultaneously in several other colleges nbfaiy
,.ay viii .0,n be Eoli at whcL import mt dlscns-
sion of The subject o. avoluiiDn lo b. prOnncnt mem
bcrs OF the faculty, VIII take place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
brandon MOSELY.

SAN FRAScTsco. Nov. Ij.-lranlon Moscly. genera
manager OF the Pacific Mail steamship Company an
formerly MANAGER rho Panama Railroad died IN thi
city last NJ ht or cancer OF the tongue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
INSURANCE ON THE BROOKLYN STABLES
MANY COMPANIES INVOLVED IN THE loss on MON
DAY NIGHT.

The insurance agents, Iatton & Jacobs. busily
engaged last evening adjusting tho losses incurred by
the Prospect Park and Concy Island Rlro "a Company
and the Atlantic Avenue Railroad Company IN Monlay
nights fire. in which tho argc brick stable aid
of the latter company totally destroyed and some
damage done 10 the rolling stock OF tho Prospect PARK
and Coney Island Road, known "a "Ciycr's" The in
surance upon the battling 1000 upon the con-
tents horses, feed, s;reetcars, ctc1l3 900 The fol-
lnMlnc cnmnanins VIII hc1r ihis lnss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
1HE WEAYHEH REP3HE

GOVERNMENT INDIcArtOFs u HOURS.
WA,u!NGrov. Nov. lj.-Fo- New-Ing'and' NeW-iorN'
T,.tern Penu.rlvlnil AMI Nev irr''y. far weather.
fresh 10 brisk norhwesesy winds Diminishing III 'oIo''
falling followed by rising &c Bperdthre'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
A WEDDING.

MArAwAx Y. j., Nov. 10 (Specidt.-A pretty wedding
took pa 20 here to-day. The contracting parties were
Joshua f. Cloves and Miss Ella e. Mealo Inc cere-
monv which took place at the home OF the brides
narents WAS performed by the Rev. A. H. EDerhardL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
nome FRENCH.

Ir0tu The EpOcf.
Country bride Din restauranp What's the matter,
Sshn
Country groom tspeliias suty-p-o-isss-n. Bgosh.
Eeztar, we're got " kssrful. They've got pizsn
Ne bill . fare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16

Whom the liver fails to act and are bilious and out
Of .nrts use Dr. Jaynes saaatye Pills TO bring "oont
healthy action of liver and remove all distressing
symptoms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16

There Is growing complaint ahout the disorlerN
that are enacted late on sat hSAt anu c''N
Sunday mornin. On the elevated trains coming down
from Harlem 4 gentleman who hal ASTON 10 come
from Harlem on the Third Avenue fOal about Midnight
on saturday said yesterday: In tie ear where went
there were three young women ami two Young men who
were all more less under the influence OF u'r lhef
were a party by themselves and Woro engaged IN
filthy combat of words with number OF Young rullans
in The oihcr cud Of the car Two respectable women
with up AMI left the car 70 avoid listening To
their Before hcv got Oh they had become en-
hroi,el IN q row with the youn- men. one OF The girls
threw something with whom she had been
bandyiug words lie got M 10 strike Ter and the young
man with hci hit him ami knocked him back in hi seit
Al his time there policeman "h Inc car PLATFORM
and guard heard most % tho vicious talk Yet thry
aid not interfere or caution the yOu1s scOunrcl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16

IA tc ttrrni coat inOu. shows TIE bon 'u' u"V
observed 1t the intel ','''S SKI
81 Tho d2~'rS 10 a." ''ic 'o'hPe''
tufc notc. Al Ilumuts pharmacy Us Hto'd"H'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16

,rres r,yroR- At High Bridge Y. J. nj the residence
- me br,eS Grandfather. on NovrnD-t ~ ny Wv
-ri.s d. d. Ill H., br. Ralph WILLARD Se'ss' VI i"''"
delphia, To Miss Virginia Iaylo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16

one OF the politicians % the country who Is IN proml'
nent place General Nathan Con ~ west virginia nc
has been here for Il week more on business Tho
co,rali. chairman OF the Eepub icah CONGRESSIONAL
Committee aud prospective United states senator II
the Republicans should carry West Nircinia. 3" hear
them sa mere" b. SAYS As he walks alon-. THAT the
late election settle. Blaine. Wh, bless en- 1t only de
,,orsracs nat cr- f. ~ stronger III NcN- York
inau he and makes his nomination certainty II he VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16

Every day about 10 o'clock heavy built, large
framed man. OF ;han ordinary stature, with slow
and stately movements may be seen going into the
United Bank Bmll!n- At Broadway and Wall-st He
has a face mat bear the rel hu-h Of health AM h'h
living and is adorned b s,d brown mGstarhe IiI'
name is James Grady and 1t ia connected with one oi
the largest financial crashes OF THIS c'u ltys history
that OF LAY Cooke in 1873 Brady banker Ia PITTS
,- rbor. N. a am Sscd considerable wealth and by
reossu of hi. rs antcccdcns and connections HAD but
ND an enviabc bnsine,s and reputation The crash IN
which law Cooke went swept every dollar lac
had and well nigh craIed him. He dl,tppeuc' l'i =
I,e frol Ms Old Aaunfs AMI hil himself even from ~
relatives xix csEt ycar, ago he drt"ltp Sew l".h
where he has hcen "bie 20 make HNIhS an" '''''o
moro His business Is financial brokerage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
III, Sew. York Fashion Bazaar.

DECEMBER NUMBER NOW READY.
SINGLE NUMBER: PRICE % CENTS.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE; - PER ANNUM
\ BRILLIANT NUMBER,
Containing
BEAUTIFUL NEW COLORED PLATES
CHOICEST NETWORK AND PARIS WINTER
FASHIONS.
EVERYTHING MEN AM DESIRABLE IN NlNIEF
OVEI-GAKME FULLY ILLUSTRATED
And DIS KIBED .
NEW EVENING AND ~ 'EPflDN DNESeE,;.
BON~' ANDGIRl.S WINTER = & Irs. 49,
RICH VARIETY OF NV WINTER HATS AND
BpNNltFN. ....,...,,
NEW FASTENER rEKIL AND TRIMMINGS
TAIL DRMADE SUITS.
The p,cemicr number tho first chapters OF a
cnfreiy new story 10y " He III CHESS printed nom
adv inccd sheets. entitled;
MARVEL"
n also contains OF humorous story
by OLIVE hAE!ItR. emitted
TIE. LADIES' DOCTOR.
ILLUSTRATED WITH HI MOROUs ENGRAVlNGS.
THE NETWORK FASHION BAIAR is for sale
Tor - cents per suc cory The subscription price IS - per
' GEORGE MUNRO.
Munros PuJli hing House,
=. o Box 75i. l. to - vlndewater.st. v y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16

AMI many a - '"u =,
,nsuuinuit Vc iiensons Plaster - sprchc
~ o' .p tr5,ics Buy the genuine Bensons and a'oid
fUt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
cor. GERHARD GLID HE rs OUT or IT.

made mp largely OF authorizations, which answered
The purpose" took the trade
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MARRIED..

Copatc', ~nchct Powders.
Cashmere Bouquet. Hrliptone anu lo'et AZ VIZ "
in mn klng up holiday gifts Now ready
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A Law THAT HURTS THE ART BUSINESS.

probable serpent and trying TO find out to what
order of marine animals IL belongs.
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5pcclli y Jt,cs5.

SpcclI Jtlcsj.
A. Marble s,nIuary.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
FIGURES. GROUPS. AND BUsrs.
direct from tho studios OF
FUcIGNA,
BERTOzzI
PENDANT,
TEMPEA.
ToNETTr. AND OTHERS
At EXCEEDINGLY MODERATE PRICES.
Sculptor, certificate authenticity with each piece.
II. Is. IIERTS & SONS,
2l2 FIFrI.AvE,
noar 2sthst.
A William ~. Norman. AucuOneer
BY ORTGIEs & CO.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY
AFTERNOONS.
AT , O'CLOCK, WITHOUT RESERVE.
ATTHE
FIFTH AVENUE ART GALLERIES.
800 AND 3G3 FIFTH AVENUE.
ARTISTIC FURNITURE.
TAPESTRIES PDRCELATNS. JADE. IVORY ctEI
ING-. FINE GOLD SILVER AND ENAMEL BOXES,
MINIATURES ARMS AND AHIOR OLD PLArEP
WARE AND OBJECTS Of ART.
RECENT EXPECTATIONS OF
MIR. II. STEVENS.
NO. q EAST lSrTISE
A William T.. rIoore. AuctioBecr
MOORE'S AIT GALLERIES 300 FIFTHAVE.
THE PRIVATE COLLECTION OF
MIR. JAMES NJ. BURT,
OF Brooklyn. consisting Of
AMERICAN PAINTING AND SKETCHES
IN OIL AND WATER COLORS
nv Percy ICON Fdwar Thomas and Peter Moran. J. @.
hon Arthur and Linesl Parton }. g. Brown. LYai Carr
within 4. Chase iiarTv Chase Wlus.oT Homer champ
Kens-tt j II. McCori f. A Prdgrmln. 7. :. Church.
Frcrr + o e barley Tracy. T. NJ Boss',. Guy pitt J:
GRiETrAL PoRGKLAlNs .Bg0IzEs. LACQrERs
Hii iTcfSS" 90 sP5DE 6RFsDEN AND HAViLAYD
WAKES. ANDA VALUABLE LIBRARY
or ILLrSrHArED Art BOOKS. ,o>,
rms W DNFsDAY. THURSDAY and FRIDAY
NOVEMBER H. J amt /. Al . O'CLOCK IA II DAY.
-P. CIAL NOTICE The paintings IN tbs and future
sales Will be sold IN the Afternoons
4 he VERY .Ie~' Preparations
COD-LINEE on.
Caswell Massey cas- fnlisioh Ttn !nhno an ,.pNl
Prescribed by ieIting 'r' 'itt+ LII YT &o''pttN,
Mrs Burgeoitc. Of 297 Hascyt Newark Left her home
sunday M at saying she going to The Cemetery.
she has not been and her family fear she has been
taken sick aud unable to make herself known she has
be- greatly from l"r head ad Is uOJect 10 faln
iug -s When Last she blle trsss ray and
white SHAWL black bonnet and gold rinned spectices Her
a l. y years
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IDIEl.

Notices Of mnriase. must D. inior's! oiM hR name
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and address.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-12
IL PRODUCE MARKET.

to'ts''Ir prices, August -, lSs7.
e--be Toe per n.
E&- Liable plb.
/ cc1hliili99rnia, IN bags, 3}4@ic, Lima,
bn theShucS, new, soc; old, SIC.
IA white, IN sacks of is tbs. 40.
taii' lsuckS of AL lbs, 65c.
.t--i' i'diDc Ter 10,
-, irlu. lin1l5c per 10; half crenm.
summed, lOt per M.
MI iultt,' 81 90; half barrel, SO 80.
ic'oh mills quote In CARLOAD lots
t " N, second patent 10 cd.
ImIiI low grades 81 ~
n., quote: First patent 81 NJ.
P"'oh ~, extra family, g 10, com
IN, iIi9AnS prairie, 81 per ton.
laJi, ~ ulnt over 20 lbs, Zoe: No
ra "'.' damaged and hull hides. 8B
1idag" S,llIlrd, &c; 70. ?, 5c; No. j green
''' '.-''' No. ?, DC; sheep skins, lOa
." 'o.- $500 per bbl; half bb!.,
,D4 ,cper 10
''i -'M5pc "a bushol.
h por Lai OcRalo0 per hushcl;
Cog per- ii.
''c Hcr hushel.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-12

hnrdly ever reel amy ~ my ViV siu"uiv auu
then very slightly and am satisfied mat shall
be entirely cured. would not take thousands
Of dollars for my improvement
W JOHNSON, Express Agent
Notlce the trade marx ~ In red on front I
wrspper. Best guarantee 70 the buyer,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-12
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK N,p,.r.

hANsAs cry, August 1.-The 1.-Two -
cattle receipts, 300; shipments. o,,,,,.,
iuhN 30; prime. steady; AL ofI..' rs.
"y'ik AMI hard to sell. Good to ch,I -i "d
..u' . tN@i 10; common Ia medium a W. W., '!.-
> '"t her>, otG2 ~; feeding sfe.r. Wv
% W., cows, iUG2 10; grass RAM, q
Hogs Receipts, 500; shipments ..,,.,.,
Tof''y,,,,uaS. NV market weak ami c iow'r.
Sheep-keceipts, 2y; shipments no,..,t
SSNierday, leo. market steady; CO., ~.
SSn .08ee '1GS -; common TO medium. ~, "a
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-12
NEW YORK c0rrEE MNRKrr.

NEW YORK, August To- Coiiec..>uos, 2Ooy
nag>; spot tar; rio, quiet ut l4 options.
nru but quiet; August l7I0; ~rptculh.r
! Loo; October, l1.di-l1 70; November.
Il. It's; December, Il hi-l7.N. Iauuarv'
l"ol-l'75; February, l7.75; May, 1.su
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-12
CHICAGO LIVE srocK M1prrr

CHICAGO, Augustll.- The Droyer.. f,',,,...,
reports. rs 'udfhHl
cattle receipts, HOO; shipments. tn. ,.....
Ntl -lthdN shipping steers, ? fyGI Is. .si.,.
ers anu feeders, ! 1908 o.; COWS. buil. ,
Ned' lvHG2 6D;TcNHs cattle frm. c,,f ' '.v
hoHs-kecelrtS, 1000; market steady. r.,,,,.
my rom tOLl - '"'4-
Receipts tOlU: shipm.r.. t,,,.
market steady. Natives, 71Gi %. ,,.., .U"'
d. W-@5 %; Texans, OoG3 %; lambs. ~
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-12
ROsTnN wool. MAKKEr

BoSrON, August l0.-Wool flrm with g,ni
ana above, 80; Michigan y, 80; do d,f,in,'
3D.; Tcrritore, 25d2Gi, Texas spring. lpa5,'
ONO fine dclaiue, a; eastern Oregon. r.
an; new spring california, j.; medium VEST.
crn unwashcd reccc-, 2Nd3U; pulled super.
30 lu;eNtras, 3UG33. 80
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-12

"a. g. a. l'' butcher's steers. farto.I.........
~' w i'eder stair 20 good wa A.. '.'.'' ' @.
.".' 10 sood OrH- 30. rcNa. n'j ,',N.r
'IIit, I'm. gtass tn good cornfcd 1lft "'a"
uvsS-receipts. 20; shipmpui. lr.,'
e'ttuN' ranging from 20dj ~. "ark 4
, Nheep-reccipts, Zoo. shipuer,.
i,,. slehHN. clipped, ia,r tOcAoce i,'at
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-12
Sd. LOrIs MnOL MANKEr

ST. Louis. August ll.-Wool meri,ct quiet
ami unchanged; uuWuShtd hrtght
medium, lNh4i; coarse braid isGii,
low sandy, luD.0; line light, l7d93. tine he'd, :.
! NG.u, tuh-vushcd, choice, -; lair, 8,a,,:
low. Jlda3
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-12
GNLVENTON COFFEE NNNKFT

tAlNEsToS, August lu,-MnrlStt unchanged.
w hol"s'tlc gruccrs quote: Ordinary -; good
ORD hArN,2l .; iuir, 2-' @; imc, Pa choice 81:
peuperry, ~ government JuVi 20
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-12

| oSI plush lap robe. last Friday ui.tt.
- IN lhe Vs. stern mart 60 Waco. NiI,d r..,.
US consul ing oi red, black And yellow 'I,i
IN IsaNy black WOODEN puucs ~ult,hlr ,
Bros, " '' '"Oetl
- IV0EEs. STOVES. STOVES. STOVES.
We nave g Large lot OF stow, ~ o npnr|v
hh hInis' which can sell ut Il bHfpnin 0ur
~ N>ioycs sin take the lead. Curi1,lv ~hon
H'UkNlrrkE, FURNITURE. FUKNlTrRE.
Vnt ''ocs is now lafgcr thun over. our
rln l"W' hnd tarins such That most any ono
oau .".Hlsl lheii Nouec aad pay iori. curl.
A IL Anissccoui hand muiurvm
B\RNAKp BROS.
~ EW IA : CARPET. only %, cents r,r
- N@'l' Waco Curiosity Shop.
CSECoNb hand furniture bought nul sold ,y
- Barnard Bros -
lQAkNAko BROS. dealer. mAu. land. of
>.'",n h'nl iliutu @, Austin street.
"pl"' ' hiniwru & SON.
E'uR SALE Nsgc lanterns. r,irl.or,,or..
s"oi a. h'" p'uks t.r thv million. Gu
20 to hainurl BIOS, tor chuis. parioI sets.
u bci room suits, etc.
no to Barnard Bros. for beds, bedding. mat.
u ircsscs etc.
80 to Barnard Bros FOR stoves
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J PRICE CURRENT.
eENeRAL LOCAL MARKET,

alden process, evnpOraied lie;
| Bleed 7'.c; bright quarters 51sG6.
SE-To !Obbers at mills, sacked eJc e,
nr-- short clear SMOKED, iO' ,c; break
~, ~, hams, l3aCGlI
nj Pow DER-Dr. Prices and Royal
XIV. = -; l2-oz.. %, 2ls-lbs., II 50;
!-o1., toe; i-o2., Zoe; s-OZ., 10; lib
y udrr.- lh, zoe; J, lh, '5ci u lb,
|isa- IN bags toe = doz., On. liquid soc,
re so. fancy broom 80 81, u do 1925,
|HS string green straw g. 70, 3 string
|Qbl, string green 81 %, string ycl-
|prs "a " \rEUtAt-Coopcrcd lime e. -
lin uuit l5l. Pla,toriug latns 915U
/ o. Itif ilc per hu Cement. Kus-
lH5 pnf hu,. Louisville s3Ou, English
pds IS. Michigan phster$i4i. Win
|ss4 uil hst price.
yxD noups Apples, 3ih cans 81 - per
pllou c.u- 81; ha cherries, 2lh cans
2r T. guosrbcrrics,
)U; rnsrivrric', IN y. ,hGl 80; whor-
~, g 11al ~; corn, IppdT Ten I'll 40.
VS. Sluu, Pride uttnc West 81 10; der
xEp- $50. Y BE- y N, sos y size
odn l,nuc. Excelsior oc, ginger snnp
LH1Sf'. |t.NNlNlI fffAia '.'f f - 80 fNh.N u
~ ~. kulcknnci,s We, ulphnbcts
Choco rio, pc; primo. Gle, mir
NTH. pc Ariu-1. -n. o..
kOl..-f. 4uu iu Ihl. SO ,'stI, ~ .-i
I'd. Brilliant iu hnis lsc 81 gal, IA rs
ID .n' chns. s ~; sasoiine e. 81.
n .-Fuut. 'us'q,.
kSf.-ln bh4s 10 y n, half.bbls 7sc
i've p y.
kcool, delivered mt yards bituminuus
kAlacl,c, ;Nper ton; cord wood, 20.
hnRS fNviTs-lemOns tiOi NJ pct box.
|sinca, h To- case, "a > -; 40 IN .asc, 4,
nga, 'jh Bananas g. yl@3 u er bunch,
nAHAN FtovR Per cwt. ~ 90.
RlrB- lpf Dol ti2l.
oxfk i-ltr hrl., - -.
oSEi California, PGllc N.
IRp- Refined I'm tlerces ne per M; 5O-lb
lI4i N'IU &c; lO-lb s.; j-lD &C.; 3-lb
h-Americau cases. / dol each. s3 rs:
avtch. ioI 50 -; Philadelphia. do2
Sobi r., ll ~tHrliug BAN - 90
RSAl ''fIrlu iInk $40, Greenwich do2
kl, Champion duN 80
Turkish. phls 8 dC jo-tb boXes.IS;
lmt .'-Ih mol lU- n, l.IIlpc.
Decentralization aver, JlG
81 rme tochoice. il4uec
yss,.ssu " Incn hasi, Helper h, cotton
E-Blcab iu kegs, ii,a,c per III; l-io
Hat hoops, . 90 per bbl
|gAn dury, s. o.
VI Standard, graduated, 7c; cut
~ powdered. 1s4c: new crop, white
~ 'A'i nancy yellow, clarified, kltNgTC
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PRODUCE AND LIVE sTO Ga


VHIVNNU TTNVUINE MANN 1T,
CHICAGO, August ll.-'lhc market was
rehearsal OF ye,terdnr, and but little change in
prices
The following are the highest closing points
reached In leading futures:
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AtIS BY TELEGRAPH.


ero Az UNITED STATES PORTS.
M .,. W. 1.-THE following is a
byen '''''eni OF cotton receipts at
pa, week .'''' ''..",,,,"... 81
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CoNSoI.s.
.r,rKs AND BONDS.
HnNDs

!, Aug. ll.-Consols closed lOl}
/. hor silver, Az
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This day last year &c.,
Total receipts this season '''''' 80
lotal receipts last season go 1900
. Decrease this season '''.' 'i3,''i-,
Exports thus far this week 43,'t',
SioCk Al ALL UNITED STATES poRTs.
This day . .........., 80. -
This day last year ..........' a5Sss't
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Eok SALE Three nice Office drst ,,t eli,
letter press Barnard Bro. '''' d
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Cancer Of the Tongue.

ST., wife some three or four year. ago, WAS tpl
Ma with an ulcer on the side Of her tongue neai
ta, throat. The pam Va4 ince-sani canriiR !'-h
-.,u,flauginl ms trouble Was rheumatism n
D. A nts,ei from the sh1glcrH and conferred lh w
,y,lt N one hand, she almost losing me usc ~ ~
tn,.i.r,5rne nv mo- use ~ NAT d.2cn ma
400 p.tt.rsOf SHlf's Sp'tlr., tnc VAS euiIt'5
re'leyel AMI restored ~ health. TINS WAS Hi''
years ago ami mere has been 90 Iolufu on ln, ''
ease o. - 'r
T,eatlse on Mood auI SAFE Diseases mailed ret
TIs wIPT SPECIFIC CO, Drawer s. Aiyh'4' 3D.
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ST. louis PKoprcK MARKET.

81 Louis, August I.-Flour quiet ana
dull; M, > ld6g4 so, XXX, . lgGa so;
family, lval 81; patent, 3 SSHl o.
Wheat Market opened weak, ana do
cliucd ~ 90, then recovered and declined
again. aud sloScd weaker, 80 &C. below yes
to-day, No, ,. rcd cash, Gpc; september. 7Ol,
oil closing 1o4i October 71ll az "a, closing
- 4.
Corn Market lower; cash, 3S' ,1l3uls: Aug
usl, $50 September, ~ -6t39' d., closing aS' (;
October, SNOiul-, closing 3d.
Oats-Alarkct firm ana higher; cash, 2ia. ;
september, p d; October, 26g2Gs; closing
2b'..
COrumeal, strong, nj > Uj.
. Whisky, steady, M VI.
Provisions stcndN,
Pork, irregular, new, ID p.
Lard, steady ~ u 80
Dry salt ments-BoNcd shoulders, %; clear
rib, 10; shortclcNT~, 80.
Bacon BoNed shoulders, OOad -; long
clears, ~. ~ rs clear ribs, 4OGi So,
Hams steady, nj u OJDli W.
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ST LOUIS LIVE STOCK MARKET.
ST. Louis, August 1.-THE National stock
Indicator reports:
Chttle-receipts, 400. shipments go; mar.
keI steady fair 10 choice heavy native steer.